I read the article in a recent issue headlined, “Officers snubbed at PF&BC Board Meeting.” It affected me so much that I am compelled to reply, as a first-time responder and long-time subscriber.
I’m at a loss about how the commission can take such an arrogant and dismissive position on the pay and livelihood of its law enforcement officers who have committed themselves to protecting and supporting our wildlife and fisheries.
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